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English Language Quiz For IBPS Clerk Mains | 27- 12 - 19

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English Language Quiz For IBPS Clerk Mains | 27- 12 - 19

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Mahendras has started special quizzes for IBPS clerk Mains, It will include quizzes of all the subjects- Quantitative Aptitude, English, Reasoning and Computer. All these quizzes will be strictly based on the latest pattern of IBPS exam and will be beneficial for your preparations. Here, we are providing you important questions of English Language for IBPS CLERK Mains 2019-20 exam.

Directions (1-10): In the following passage there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers are given below the passage and against each five words have been suggested, one of which fits the blanks appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case. 

The Centre appears to have marginally (A) its position on rolling out a National Register of Citizens (NRC), going by the statements of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah this week. But the Prime Minister’s contention that the widespread (B) about the NRC are merely fear-mongering by his political opponents is disingenuous and lame. The Prime Minister said no discussion on NRC had taken place in the government, which may be a clever statement but is certainly not reassuring. The plans for a countrywide NRC were announced repeatedly by senior functionaries of the government including Mr. Shah, even in Parliament. The concern that such an exercise, in combination with the recently enacted Citizenship (Amendment), could lead to disenfranchisement and (C) of the poor and undocumented segments of the population was not born out of anyone’s imagination. Such a link has been stated by the ruling dispensation. The political thought behind the CAA-NRC fusion is the distinction that Mr. Modi makes between “infiltrators” and “refugees”, as if they could be (D) on the basis of their religion. This argument was advanced in the 2014 campaign and it is (E) that the Prime Minister reiterated it in the same speech in which he accused the Opposition of spreading misinformation on the NRC. If the government has a rethink on its (F) position on the NRC, it must say so upfront, and at any rate desist from denigrating critics. So far, what has come as clarification has only added to the confusion. 

In fact, the government must seriously reevaluate its position. India has a host of serious national challenges to (G), the economy being the most critical. In his first Independence Day speech as Prime Minister, Mr. Modi had in 2014 called for a 10-year (H) on communal and caste conflicts. He also promised to run the country on the basis of consensus and not of legislative majority. It is time he redeemed that pledge, and worked to heal the deep wounds inflicted by his (I) policy priorities. The intolerance towards opposing views and political opponents is expressed in horrifying terms down the ladder. The Chief Minister vowed to take “revenge” against CAA-NRC protesters who turned violent. The Uttar Pradesh police have not explained satisfactorily how several people died of bullet injuries, while claiming that their personnel did not fire a single bullet. A Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA threatened to “wipe out” critics of CAA-NRC. Several other BJP functionaries have continued to make menacing statements regarding the NRC, even after the Prime Minister blamed the Opposition. The Prime Minister must (J) he is a man of his word, and that his writ runs in the party and the government. 

Q1. Choose the correct option for (A). 

(A)Harsh 

(B)Unripe 

(C) Mellowed 

(D) Hard 

(E)Tart 

Q2. Choose the correct option for (B). 

(A) Concerns 

(B) Serenity 

(C) Composure 

(D) Calmness 

(E)Tranquility 

Q3. Choose the correct option for (C). 

(A)Cooperation 

(B)Assistance 

(C) Synergy 

(D) Harassment 

(E)Collaboration 

Q4. Choose the correct option for (D). 

(A)Disdain 

(B)Contempt 

(C) Derision 

(D) Scorn 

(E)Separated 

Q5. Choose the correct option for (E). 

(A)Logical 

(B)Ironical 

(C) Undermine 

(D) Profound 

(E)Propound 

Q6. Choose the correct option for (F). 

(A) Strident 

(B)Soft 

(C) Dulcet 

(D) Sinful 

(E)Evil 

Q7. Choose the correct option for (G). 

(A) Avoid 

(B)Evade 

(C) Shun 

(D) Tackle 

(E)Wicked 

Q8. Choose the correct option for (H). 

(A) On going 

(B)Moratorium 

(C) Propagation 

(D) Succession 

(E)Tenacity 

Q9. Choose the correct option for (I). 

(A)Well judged 

(B)Corrected 

(C) Thoughtful 

(D) Sensible 

(E)Misguided 

Q10. Choose the correct option for (J). 

(A)Demonstrate 

(B)Hide 

(C) Proffer 

(D) Tender 

(E)Deny 

Answers: 

Q.1 (c) 

Q.2 (a) 

Q.3 (d) 

Q.4 (e) 

Q.5 (b) 

Q.6 (a) 

Q.7 (d) 

Q.8 (b) 

Q.9 (e) 

Q.10 (a) 






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